Methow Valley Nordic Ski Educational Foundation Executive Director

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Methow Valley Nordic Ski Educational Foundation

The Methow Valley Nordic Ski Educational Foundation is seeking an inspired, dynamic leader to be our next Executive Director.

The Methow Valley Nordic Ski Education Foundation (MVNSEF) Executive Director is a year-round, 0.8-1.0 position charged with furthering our organization’s mission to support a vibrant Nordic ski community in the Methow Valley by striving to engage, challenge, develop and inspire all individuals in the community through exceptional Nordic ski programs and events.

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• Inspired Leadership: Lead, manage and empower staff in day-to-day functions of the organization. Be our organization’s voice and storyteller.
• Finance and Fundraising Champion: Strengthen the organization’s finances and fundraising while strategically building programs in ways that are financially sustainable.
• Strong Community Partner: Develop and maintain productive partnerships with community business, nonprofits and government organizations with whom MVNSEF works to accomplish its mission.

At the Eastern edge of Washington’s North Cascades, the Methow Valley is a magnet for outdoor recreationists. The clear waters of the Methow River snake through a valley floor checkered with agricultural fields, all of it easy to take in from a perch atop the steep wooded slopes and rocky crags carved out by glaciers in the last ice age. Bounded by public lands on all sides, including two wilderness areas, the Methow Valley boasts more than 200 kilometers of interconnected groomed ski trails, hundreds of miles of singletrack for running, hiking, and biking, countless backroads for gravel riding and exploring, world class backcountry skiing, multiple locations for rock climbing, plus the Methow river and several lakes for fishing and water sports or a quick dip on a hot summer day.

Several small towns spaced about ten miles apart are the hubs of the valley’s population, each boasting a variety of locally owned businesses. The valley’s tight-knit community connects through a vibrant collection of formal and informal groups and one of the state’s top-ranked school districts.